HowTo gpio with com-port?

Hello, I want to get some signals from a electronic circuit at my serial-port com0. I don't know how to attach the pin's from the serial port with the gpioctl tool. I think it my hardware is not supported, but I don't know exactly. In my dmesg there is nothing like this: gpio0 at gscpcib0:

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Re: HowTo gpio with com-port?

Jan, I want to get some signals from a electronic circuit at my serial- port com0. I don't know how to attach the pin's from the serial port with the gpioctl tool. I think it my hardware is not supported, but I don't know exactly. In my dmesg there is nothing like this: gpio0 at gscpcib0:

Re: sol-file found

Am Sat, 28 Mar 2009 15:34:01 +1000 schrieb michael enoma aghayere unixadmi...@gmail.com: Stefan, This is nothing to be scared of. Unlike the files mentioned in the Linux article, 486-50.sol is a plain old text file. -- ~michael www.BSDqed.com Thanks for the confirmation! I guessed sth.

Installing Mathematica 6 on OpenBSD

On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 11:56:45AM +, Matthew Szudzik wrote: Incidentally, I'm running Mathematica on i386 using compat_linux. There are a few non-trivial steps involved in the installation--contact me if you want the details. I've received a few requests for the Mathematica installation

Sata DVD-ROM

I have a problem concerning a Sata Dvd-Rom recognized by the BIOS as: TSSTcorpDVD-ROM SH The motherboard is a Asus M3A, with a Sata300 hard drive and the above mentionned Sata150 DVD-ROM. I have installed OpenBSD amd64 snapshot of March 27, 2009, using the same DVD-ROM. The installation

Sata DVD-ROM

I have a problem concerning a Sata Dvd-Rom recognized by the BIOS as: TSSTcorpDVD-ROM SH The motherboard is a Asus M3A, with a Sata300 hard drive and the above mentionned Sata150 DVD-ROM. I have installed OpenBSD amd64 snapshot of March 27, 2009, using the same DVD-ROM. The installation

shrot abreviation of network in bgpd filter as in pf filter.

Hi, I wanted to confirmed that this is not just a side effect of a temporary possibility now that we can use both the following cases below. I am asking as this is clear in man 5 pf.conf, but there isn't any mention of it in man 5 bgpd.conf, however testing it does show as working. Just

Re: the fdisk man page and the fdisk behaviour

On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 02:56:54AM +0100, frantisek holop wrote: this is for the dying breed of fdisk gurus... prepare some snacks, it's long. i think nick covered your points pretty well, but just to follow up, we did find a need for some changes, so i've included those changes below (now